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@CPR | AFFEKT Dance Company: TANZABEND

  • CPR – Center for Performance Research 361 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn, NY, 11211 (map)
Dancer Franco Bianchi is outfitted in black pants and a white top. He is draped over a stool in a white room. The picture is black and white.

Photo by Ester Mejibovski. Courtesy AFFECT Dance Company.

Tickets $15
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TANZABEND features various performance works by AFFEKT Dance Company. AFFEKT Dance Company was founded by Janina Young in Brooklyn, NY in 2023. The company believes that the display of contemporary movement exploration ignites creativity and inspiration and empowers the audience to celebrate their own voices. This is AFFEKT Dance Company’s first show in which they are looking forward to showcasing individuality, artistry, and collaboration. 

A research-based approach on movement combined with floor work and release philosophy carves out the movement language for this evening. Technical dance knowledge is interpreted through a contemporary perspective. The use of momentum, clear pathways, spirals, and dynamics give the movement a storyline and sense of purpose. The exploration of movement is accompanied by a multitude of musical styles and evokes a lingering curiosity and stimulating tranquility within the viewer. The choreography reflects the physical manifestation of those feelings. The energy never diminishes, even in moments of stillness, the dancers are still active.

In line with AFFEKT Dance Company’s mission – to inspire and foster authentic voices, by honoring dance history and pushing the boundaries of contemporary dance – all choreography was created in collaboration with the dancers. United in purpose and diverse in expression, we move to accentuate, inspire, and amplify the beauty of being human.


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